Teleport pipes would certainly be useful getting large amounts of items from a remote location back to your plot, but then again, that link modifier pretty much takes care of that issue too. (Unless, say you want to bring back 10's of 1000's of rock and dirt...) With correct use of AND and OR gates turning engines on/off, starting machines (and I think even changing IronPipe direction flows, but I'm yet to experiment with this one) you can easily (open to interpretation) limit the amount of material in pipes around your base in any one go.

Also, Ducky, that info page you linked... well... has no info =) All the pages about the pipes are 'does not exist'

If the mod does get added to the server, would that mean I then have to mess around adding the new mod at my client end in the FTB launcher? I rather like the plug and play nature of the existing setup.

Now, this isn't for use on the TOG server, just for my own one. But does anyone have any advice on how the Myst world was created to be stable on the TOG FTB server? I'm assuming it's a server properties file that was edited, but I'm trying to do it 'vanilla' and have had a number of really scary close calls while both visitng rand worlds to collect symbols, as well as writing a few options to try them out.

Essentially, all I'm looking to do is create a stable Myst world to use as a portal hub. Doesn't have to be full sized like the TOG one.

It's a real shame the TOG server is too large to handle this being available to everyone, because it's real edge of your seat stuff exploring and mining while meteors rain down from the sky, hordes of creepers are chasing you and the ground starts falling into the void all around. And I thought that hsssss of a creeper behind me or an enderman scream were scary...

To make a stable world, you have to have a writing desk, a notebook with all the symbols you want, and a good knowledge of what the mod requires to consider the world stable. You have to go through a lot of bad worlds and copy their symbols into the notebook to get the ones you want. Or, you know, have an admin agree to cheat in a full notebook so you can write a stable world for community use.

Well, I'm the admin but I won't be cheating it in. Exploration is part of the fun, I'm just having difficulty writing the stable age. Many randoms visited and my notebook has a fair collection of symbols now so I have been trying to write custom ages to be stable. Oh what a shame, I'll just have to spend even more hours playing Minecraft. Boo hoo.